John Constantine [Pre-Supported] + INFO

Downloads

NEW (...but old?) - Re-introducing The Patron Zone.

Some of you old-timers probably remember The Patron Zone from a couple of years back, where you could go to access your downloads before we switched over to OneDrive/Dropbox. I've spent some of my time this month putting a version of it back together. Let's call it a beta version for now. I will make a separate post with information about this.

You can also download it from OneDrive via this link which will last for a week. After that, a current way to download files will be available here.

$40 tier going away; $10 tier can now sell prints

This is another change that's been in the works for a while now. You've probably noticed you haven't been able to join the $40 tier for a while. In an attempt to keep things neat and tidy, everyone with the $10 Supporter tier can now sell prints, if they so choose. It makes those "hey, is this guy allowed to sell prints?"-situations easier for everyone involved, and only having one tier to choose from is less confusing for everyone. I'll be making a separate post about this as well.

Constantine

So, I wanted to give this Liverpudlian a bit of that 80's Sting vibe with the hair. I'm also trying some sculpted in hatching to give it a bit of a comic book vibe. I've seen it in a few licensed statues and thought it looked pretty cool, but I'm not entirely sure I'll do it again. Especially with pieces that have more realistic and detailed textures.

Printing information

This is a pretty common print. Two pieces. A bust part, and a base. Printed separately.

Resin

As always, this one comes pre-supported for small (e.g. Elegoo Mars) and medium (e.g. Elegoo Saturn/Anycubic Mono X) sized resin printers. Lychee Slicer lite (*.lyt) scene files are Lychee Slicer lite (*.lyt) scene files provided with editable and tagged supports, which I recommend you use and edit to your preference if you think I'm a bit heavy on supports in some places; as well as pre-supported and hollowed STL files.

FDM

On FDM this guy will need some supports under his elbow for it to print correctly. As you can see below I've painted the area that needs to be supports in Prusa Slicer, which will give you an indication of where the supports need to go in whichever slicer you choose to use. If you want to be careful you can also put some under his chin.